Enlightenment DR 0.24.2 Release

  • 2020-07-26 - by Carsten Haitzler

 Sample cropped screenshot of Enlightenment

Hilights:

  • Fixed null exec command running
  • Fixed handling of screen with no edid
  • Fixed signal.h, execinfo.h include for some libc's
  • Sped up pager thumb loading significant;y
  • Handle zone changes during startup
  • Longer efreetd timeout for update event
  • Fixed e's xsettings support on 64bit to use the right types
  • Fixed preloading of icon
  • Fixed e's wl backlight/dimming logic to be correct and reliable
  • Fixed noisy logging on invalid exec handle found
  • Fixed shot blurriness if size didn't quite match
  • Fixed battery on openbsd to use right constants
  • Fixed cpu freq setting on freebsd etc.
  • Handle error exits from dependency libs as an error and bring up alert
  • E system - isolate stdio so it doesn't affect ipc on stdin/out
  • Polkit & Askpass password - handle escaping right
  • Fix tiling issue with float/unfloat
  • Fixed shell autohide when clock data up
  • Handle x io error with proper exit code and exit
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Building and Dependencies
  1. libpam (Linux only)

Highly recommended to ensure proper functionality (though you can live without these):

  1. connman (For network configuration support)
  2. bluez5 (For bluetooth configuration and control)
  3. bc (For the evrything module calculator mode)
  4. pulseaudio (For proper audio device control and redirection)
  5. acpid (For systems with ACPI for lid events, AC/Battery plug in/out etc.)
  6. packagekit (For the built in system updates monitoring and updater)
  7. udisks2 (For removable storage mounting/unmounting)
  8. ddcutil (specifically libddcutil.so.2 for backlight control)
  9. gdb (If you want automatic backtraces on a crash in ~/.e-crashdump.txt - don't forget to build EFL and E with gdb debugging to make this useful)

Note: Enlightenment 0.24.2 depends on EFL v1.24.1 or newer.

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